Manual

LASER ADJUSTMENT & ZEROING CONT’D

NOTE: As with any sighting device, the location of the shot group

is dependent on distance to the target. A group that is shot using

the laser aiming point at one distance will not necessarily be

aligned with the aiming point at a different distance. The user

needs to become familiar with the trajectory of the round being

used and adjust accordingly.

INSIGHT

LASER

MAINTENANCE

WARNING: ENSURE YOUR FIREARM IS UNLOADED

BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON YOUR

INSIGHT

LASER. AT ALL TIMES FOLLOW THE BASIC

FIREARMS SAFETY RULES IN THE SECTION ENTITLED “YOUR

SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES”.

NOTE: Remove the Insight

Laser from the BODYGUARD

before inspecting, cleaning, or performing other maintenance

functions.

The Insight

Laser should be inspected before each use and after

prolonged periods of non-use. The following procedures will pro-

long the life of the Insight

Laser and help ensure safe operation.

Batteries. Inspect the batteries for cracks, dents, leakage, or

bulging. If a battery shows signs of damage, remove and dispose

of properly. Replace batteries as required per battery handling sec-

tion of this appendix.

Aiming Beam Window. The aiming beam window may be cleaned

using a soft cloth and water, alcohol, or general purpose window

cleaner. When cleaning the window do not touch the window with a

sharp object that might scratch the surface.

NOTE: To avoid build-up of powder residue, a small amount of oil

may be applied to the aiming beam window before shooting. This

will make post-shooting clean-up easier.